Description
In this invited lecture, given at the University of Manchester's Pankhurst Institute, Dr Claudia Pagliari examined the complex causes and consequences of inequality, the challenges this has presented for policy interventions, and the tension that exists between the optimistic vision for digital as an enabler/leveller and its potential to exacerbate existing health disparities. Using the letter D as a hook, she described these under the themes of Digital, Deprivation, Devices, Data, Deception, Diversity, Disruption, Democracy and Dialogue. She concluded by pointing to the UN's call for a ‘New Social Contract for a New Era’ to tackle inequalities within and between nations, and the role of digital health as part of this.| Period | 11 May 2022 |
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| Held at | Pankhurst Institute, University of Manchester, United Kingdom |
| Degree of Recognition | National |
Keywords
- Digital Health
- Inequalities
- Health Inequalities
- Digital Divide
- Innovation
- Levelling up
- Techno-optimism
- Deprivation
- Digital Ethics
- Data Ethics
- Privacy
Documents & Links
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